What temperature covers what quilt comparison table

The ambient temperature of 23-25 degrees can cover the spring and autumn quilt, depending on the individual's physique.

Single thin quilt 1.5 m× 2 m, 2-3 kg, suitable for air-conditioned quilt in summer and thin quilt in spring and autumn, with temperature of 20-28 degrees Celsius; Single thin quilt 1.5 m× 2 m, 4-5 kg, suitable for spring and autumn or winter with heating, temperature 10-20 degrees Celsius; Single winter quilt 1.5m× 2m, 6-8kg, suitable for winter use, temperature 0- 10℃.

Double thin quilt 1.8 m× 2 m, 3-4 kg, suitable for air-conditioned quilt in summer and thin quilt in spring and autumn, with temperature of 20-28 degrees Celsius; Double quilt 1.8m× 2m, 5-7kg, suitable for spring and autumn or winter with heating, temperature 10-20 degrees Celsius; Double winter quilt 1.8m× 2m, 6-8kg, suitable for winter use, temperature 0- 10℃.

The warmth retention grade of the quilt is divided into:

In addition to the weight of the quilt, the warmth of the quilt has already appeared on the label of the quilt. When we shop at IKEA, we can find that quilts are divided into 1~6 warmth grades, and the higher the number, the higher the warmth grade.

1~2 grade summer quilt, 3~4 grade spring and autumn quilt, 5~6 grade thick winter quilt. After marking the quilt with numbers, you can choose the appropriate quilt according to the season, and you can also avoid storing too many quilts at home and using them together.

For example, the thermal insulation grade of summer cool quilt and air-conditioned quilt is generally below grade 2, and the thickness of spring and autumn quilt is thicker and the thermal insulation grade is higher than that of summer cool quilt.